Only amateurs need apply . . .
Simon Norfolk's appraisal of the current WW economic crisis, from a photographer's point of view - first seen on Conscientious
UPDATE . . . And the NYTimes would seem to agree:
"The Boom Is Over. Long Live the Art!"
Only one space left . . .
While viewing Joe Reifer's recent successes in ghost-tracking out at the Albany Bulb - we found an announcement for the second Pearsonville Night Photography and Light Painting Workshop, which he and Troy Paiva are conducting - WAIT! - now I see there's a waiting list!
A few more spaces here . . .
BTW, if you can't make it in to the Workshop (above), you might consider checking in with The Nocturnes the same weekend - we're holding one of our highly-sought-after AlumNight events (more like an open house) out on Mare Island. We also have a few spots open - details here.
And here, you can still see . . .
Some of Joe Reifer's earlier work at the Bulb on The Nocturnes site. As a Curator's Choice award winner in the show This is Not Your Father's Nocturne - check it out here.
(From the desk of The Under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man)
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For those of you who don't have plans for the March full moon, I highly recommend The Nocturnes Mare Island event. The daytime location tour and museum offer a fascinating look at this historical shipyard environs, the camaraderie of time spent with a wide variety of photographers is a treat (and so is the pizza), and of course the night shooting offers a multitude of picture-making possibilities with experts standing by to guide you.
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